I Do (2004)
I Do
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I think I really do like routines. I'd even missed our nightly weigh-in, which is still on track. I've lost ten pounds, and Jenny has put on about the same. We joke that we've been trading, like it comes off me, floats through the air, and winds up on her. Yeah, if it were only that easy.
But I must admit that already I'm feeling much better. I can fit back into my old jeans, and although I still have to lose that other five pounds, I'm in the best shape I've been in since high school. I guess I... don't even care if I take off the last five or not.
But here's what's got me concerned tonight. Beanie called from New York this afternoon, and she's doing great. But she'd gotten this idea into her head, and I don't think there's anything I can do to dissuade her.
“Have you gotten your dress yet?” she asked after I'd barely said hello.
“No, I can't find anything that seems just right.”
“Good.”
“Good? I thought you were my friend.”
“Good because I want to help you with this.”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I think I really do like routines. I'd even missed our nightly weigh-in, which is still on track. I've lost ten pounds, and Jenny has put on about the same. We joke that we've been trading, like it comes off me, floats through the air, and winds up on her. Yeah, if it were only that easy.
But I must admit that already I'm feeling much better. I can fit back into my old jeans, and although I still have to lose that other five pounds, I'm in the best shape I've been in since high school. I guess I... don't even care if I take off the last five or not.
But here's what's got me concerned tonight. Beanie called from New York this afternoon, and she's doing great. But she'd gotten this idea into her head, and I don't think there's anything I can do to dissuade her.
“Have you gotten your dress yet?” she asked after I'd barely said hello.
“No, I can't find anything that seems just right.”
“Good.”
“Good? I thought you were my friend.”
“Good because I want to help you with this.”
What to read after I Do?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Melody Carlson to read onlineMoreLess
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